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Cultivating whole-person resilience for body, mind and inner life.

Public impulses on leadership, health and inner stability in a BANI world.

AI acceleration, automation, media saturation and global crises are not only reshaping economies and societies — they are reshaping the human being. Health is becoming a defining question of the coming decade: physical, mental and psychological, within a truly integrated and environmentally aware understanding of medicine.

What is required is a salutogenic lifestyle — a conscious, proactive engagement with inner work, nutrition, movement and recovery.

I create spaces for this dialogue — on stages, within organisations, through film and in conversation.

Inner stability determines long-term viability.

The faster our systems become, the more visible the limits of human capacity. The consequences are empirically evident: declining attention spans, disrupted sleep, rising exhaustion rates, increasing psychological strain — and diminished decision-making ability.

What was long treated as an individual issue now reveals itself as structural. When regeneration is consistently neglected, organisations lose stability, leadership loses clarity and collaboration loses depth.

Resilience is therefore not a private matter. It shapes orientation, responsibility and long-term viability — across organisations, education and society.

Resilience is not a passing trend.
It is a trainable capacity.

Integrated resilience emerges when body, mind and environment are understood as one system. It develops through conscious self-regulation and deliberate daily practice — in nutrition, movement, recovery and the use of technology.

Health can be shaped.
It requires attention, knowledge and consistency.

In my public work, I combine entrepreneurial experience, media expertise and a salutogenic perspective on human stability.

My public work moves between stage, film and dialogue.
At its core lies the question of how resilience can be strengthened in practical terms under conditions of technological acceleration.

Leadership is facing sustained strain. Decision-making cycles shorten, accountability expands and complexity deepens. Yet what is needed is composure, discernment and inner steadiness.

My keynotes explore this intersection — bridging real-world executive experience with a resilience framework that unites leadership, health and responsibility.

My current interactive keynote for schools and parents explores the conscious use of technology, media and digital overstimulation.

KOMM KLAR places attention, self-regulation and media literacy at its centre. The format opens a space for dialogue and orientation in everyday digital life.

Film initiates dialogue on leadership, responsibility and cultural transformation. It opens space for shifts in perspective within organisations. These conversations extend beyond the moment, shaping attitudes and influencing decision-making processes.

A film about three leaders searching for ways out of the treadmill of perpetual busyness — and about the question of how leadership, organisation and awareness might come back into alignment.

The film can be booked as a screening followed by dialogue, an expert input or an in-depth workshop on Mindful Leadership, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and holistic health.

A cinematic exploration of the necessary shift in consciousness within education — and of the capacities teachers need to strengthen today.

This format also combines a film screening with moderated dialogue and deeper discursive spaces.

A space for dialogue on resilience, consciousness and human capacity in the age of AI.

In Becoming Fully Alive, I host conversations with practitioners in the healing professions, scientists and entrepreneurs on leadership, health, media influence and self-regulation.

Conversations that offer orientation in complex times.

For more than fifteen years, wirtschaftneudenken functioned as an independent think tank and dialogue circle bridging business, the arts and education.

Entrepreneurs, artists and students gathered to reconsider leadership and responsibility beyond narrow economic frameworks.

Central to the initiative was a perspective shift: understanding economic activity as a cultural act of shaping society.

Its legacy informs my current work on resilience in the AI era.

For enquiries regarding film screenings, lectures or public dialogue formats.